Sunday, 2 February 2020

Showcasing ~ Fabric Nesting Trays ~ Tutorial

Fabric baskets are easy to make, require very little fabric and come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Today's baskets are square and can be stacked.

Learn how to make square, nested fabric baskets. Tutorial by Simple Simon & Company.

Elizabeth, from Simple Simon & Company, shows how to make Fabric Nesting Trays, which could be used to store sewing tools and notions to keep your sewing room organised. They would also look great on a dressing table.

How would you use a set of these baskets?

You might like to check out the following fabric basket tutorials added to the Fabric Baskets linky...



... Pam


5 comments:

  1. Quilting Stories4 February 2020 at 02:47

    Nice baskets! I did several such basket using Christmas fabrics, for offering sweets or candies.

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    1. Pam @Threading My Way6 February 2020 at 21:26

      Great idea to make Christmas baskets to hold sweets. Must remember.

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  3. drift boss9 February 2026 at 18:57

    I love how the fabric nesting trays turned out — they’re such a clever and stylish way to organize small sewing supplies (or anything else!). The step-by-step photos make it look easy to follow too.

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  4. Ryan Whitehouse26 March 2026 at 04:19

    Such a great idea — these nesting fabric trays look both practical and really fun to make! I like how little fabric they require, yet they still turn out so neat and versatile. Perfect for organizing small things around the house.
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